Collecting feedback through Featurebase Support
Turn customer needs from Support conversations into Requests while keeping the original conversation as context.
Written By Markus Palm
Last updated 4 days ago
Overview
Capture product feedback while helping customers in the Featurebase Support Inbox. From a conversation's Requests section, you can link a customer need to an existing Request or create a new one.
Autopilot can detect customer needs for you. Your team can also capture feedback manually, without asking the customer to submit it again on the Feedback Portal.
Review detected customer needs
Enable AI Autopilot for Requests to detect customer needs in Support conversations.
Open a conversation in the Inbox
Expand Requests in the details sidebar
Open a detected need to review its context and suggested match
Review Support needs here; they do not appear in Triage. Items already connected to work appear under Linked.
Choose the action that fits the need:
'Link' - Accept a suggested existing Request. Nothing new is created
'Featurebase request' - Create a Request from the need. Review the drafted title, content, and category before saving
'Ignore' - In the more-actions menu, dismiss a need that should not become tracked work
When a suggested match is wrong, use 'Link to something else…' to choose another Request, or 'New Featurebase request' to create one. Both are in the more-actions menu.
Connected development tools can add tracker-specific choices to the same section.
Capture feedback manually
You can create or link Requests from the Requests section even when there is no useful AI suggestion. Hover over the header icons to see their actions.
Link an existing Request
Click the link icon labeled 'Link a request or tracker issue that already exists'
Search for the relevant Request
Select it and complete the linking flow
Create a Request
Click 'Create a new Featurebase request and link it to this conversation'
Write a clear title and description of the customer's need
Choose the category and review the Request's visibility
Create the Request
The conversation stays connected to the work you selected or created. A Request created from a conversation stays internal until your team publishes it from the Request's visibility control, unless you choose a public visibility in the composer.
Keep the conversation as evidence
Open the linked Request to review:
Insights - The source conversation and other evidence behind the need
Requesters - The people associated with the Request
Use Request status updates to notify interested customers. Follow up in the linked conversation when a personal reply is needed.
FAQs
Does linking a conversation replace the Support ticket workflow?
Does linking a conversation replace the Support ticket workflow?
No. A Support ticket and a product Request remain different items. Linking them connects the conversation to the Request as evidence; the ticket keeps its own support workflow.
Does a Request status change reply to the customer automatically?
Does a Request status change reply to the customer automatically?
No. A linked conversation does not mean every status change sends the customer a Support reply. Use Request status updates to notify interested customers, and follow up in the linked conversation when a personal reply is needed.
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